Marshmello and the late Juice WRLD are back with another posthumous collaboration. The new single, “We Don’t Get Along,” officially dropped on March 6th, 2026, marking the second time Marshmello has teamed up with the iconic rapper since Juice WRLD’s passing in 2019. A music video for the track is now available on Juice WRLD’s official YouTube channel.
A Melodic and Introspective Journey
Clocking in at just over two minutes, “We Don’t Get Along” blends lush melodies with reflective lyrics that examine life and struggles, ultimately leaving listeners with a positive message: “Let my story be told.” The track pairs steady trap drums with a moody guitar loop, creating a hazy, gothic, and emotionally charged atmosphere that complements Juice WRLD’s introspective storytelling.
Unique Claymation Music Video
The official video, directed by Johnny McHone (known for work on Robot Chicken), employs a Claymation style to create surreal, psychedelic visuals. Juice WRLD is depicted as a floating head navigating ever-changing clay landscapes, with objects morphing in sync with the track. Fans will also spot Marshmello’s iconic helmet and Juice WRLD’s signature “999” symbol throughout the video, creating a visually immersive experience that complements the song’s emotional depth.
Continuing Juice WRLD’s Legacy
“We Don’t Get Along” adds to the legacy of posthumous Juice WRLD releases, following 2024’s final posthumous album, The Party Never Ends. The collaboration with Marshmello highlights the enduring impact of Juice WRLD’s music while merging it with Marshmello’s signature electronic production style.